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It's alive!
Materials Needed
1 package of yeast
warm water
1 teaspoon sugar
large bowl
Check with a grown-up before you begin.
Does yeast seem alive to you? Well, it is. It just needs warmth and sugar to become active. Yeast are living things that are so small they only have one cell. They can't make their own food. So, if you don't give them food, they don't become active. It's almost like they are asleep. This is called being dormant. But when you make it warm for them and give them some food (yeast like sugar) they become active.
Check it out:
Pour one package of yeast in a large bowl.
Add 1/4 cup of warm water and 1 teaspoon sugar.
Now wait about 10 minutes. When you check it, you should see bubbles.
The bubbles you see are carbon dioxide. The yeast eats the sugar and then makes carbon dioxide. The yeast also makes more yeast, which makes even more carbon dioxide. This is why yeast is used to make bread. The carbon dioxide produced by the yeast makes bubbles in the bread dough making it bigger and fluffier. But don't take our word for it, check out the recipe for
Homemade Bread
in the CafeZOOM section of the site.
Don't forget to try this out and
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what you observe!
Ethan, age 10 of West Warwick, RI
I saw that it was all bubbly and foamy It was really cool!
Katherine, age 16 of Orlando, FL
the hot and warm water tied when I tried it the cold water didn`t do anything
Liz, age 11 of Oxford, England
We did it at school and we had 2 cups, one with sugar and one without. The cup (we did it in cups) with sugar in it bubbled up really quickly and overflowed, but the one without sugar didn't do much.
Mackenzie, age 13 of Abilene, TX
When I mixed it up in my kitchen, turned the timer for 10 minutes, and it already started bubbling. I observed it in those 10 minutes and I couldv'e sworn it started moving, but, I had it in my hand!
Nicole, age 14 of Oregon City, OR
I put the yeast in with the water and sugar and the bowl started over flowing with bubbles lol its was kinda cool to watchh
Chloe, age 9 of Raymore, MO
I set the timer for 35 mins and the bag looked like if I let it set for 5 for mins it would EXPLODE! It looks like it's bread dough. It smells like yeasty BAD!
Anna, age 10 of San Diego, CA
It got puffy and foamy also had bubbles. It went back and forth in my little plastic bag. The bag looked like it was about to explode!
Amatullah, age 11 of Elizabeth
what happend was that when sometimes when you pour peroxide it rises so much that it can overflow the whole bowl I was laughing so much when it happend
Josh, age 7 of Santa Clara, CA
Mixed yeast with sugar and warm water and put a balloon over the bottle. The balloon slowly popped-up.
Alyssa, age 10 of Oromocto West, NB
at first I thouught it stunk. I do not like the smell but toward the end it worked verry well.
Meryn and Selma, age 10 of Newcastle
it fizzed up.
Shayna, age 10 of Chicago, IL
It bubbled up and made a huge mess.
Stephanie, age 10 of Amherst, MA
it bubbled up and it made my house smell bad.
Stephanie, age 11 of Bronx, NY
Wow. This is amazing. I am doing it for my school project, it starts to bubble and me and my mom made it in bread together!
Shaniya, age 8 of Manning
it fizzied up.
Maryum, age 12 of Peshawar, Pakistan
I performed it in the classroom. Everybody was amazed at that thing.
Cris, age 9 of Hong Kong
It stinked in my class room
Miguel, age 12 of New Jersey
I did it in school but with beaker and ballons in the beaker so the ballon would fill up with carbon dioxide
Jasmine, age 12 of Cotton Valley
the yeast came up
Doyle, age 5 of PA
we did this in my homeschool and we added colored sand to it and not only did it grow, but also absorbed the sand so some of the particles of yeast were blue and my sister's yeast was pink it was very cool.
Simon, age 10
It was kind of dissapointing. We put sugar and yeast in warm water, but after like 20 minutes, you could see very tiny bubbles. It STINKS!
Courtney, age 11
Nothing happened at first but then I added more water and sugar.
Erin, age 11 of Mount Horeb, WI
nothing happened at first but then we added more hot water and yeast and sugar. The top turned white but that was about all.
Sofie, age 13 of Temecula, CA
It was sooo cool we did it at my school and I thought it was weard but I liked working on making the yeast into cooking bread WHO NEW THIS WAS SUCH A COOL SCIENCE PROJECT!
Travis, age 12 of Honolulu, HI
it was a very good experiment,
Anissa, age 13 of New York, NY
We put hot water and a little extra sugar and it over flowed at 8 minutes. IT WAS SSSSSSOOOOOOOOOO cool!!! I REALLY REllly like this experiment!!! I think I am gonnado it again it was so fun im gonna even ask my teacher if we can do this experiment!!!
Hamilton, age 10 of Honolulu, HI
I have a question about the experiment do I stir it together or just put it in the bowl and wait?
Ms. O's Class of Washington, DC
after a while, the yeast was fluffy from the bubbles. The co2 made the mixture fluffy.
Jeni, age 12 of TX
it just fizzed, then I gave a little to my dog she loved it!!
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*[http://aries.jmrl.org/search/t?Reapers+are+angels'''''The Reapers Are Angels'''''] by Alden Bell
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- The Reapers Are The Angels by Alden Bell
- Soulless by Gail Carriger
- Fadeaway Girl by Martha Grimes
- Never Tell a Lie by Hallie Ephron
- Room by Emma Donoghue
- The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by C. Alan Bradley
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- The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York by Deborah Blum
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Area Master Gardeners were recognized at the annual graduation and recognition event earlier this month in Carthage.
CARTHAGE – Area Master Gardeners were recognized at the annual graduation and recognition event earlier this month in Carthage.
A total of 54 Master Gardeners, family members and friends attended this year's event.
Fourteen area residents have completed the University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener training in Carthage.
The Master Gardener program is for people who may or may not have gardening experience, but are eager to acquire knowledge and share it with others.
They have completed approximately 30 hours of training including topics such as vegetable and fruit production, insects, lawn care, trees and plant diseases.
At the end of the training, they are asked to provide 30 hours of volunteer service to their communities during the coming year.
The program is sponsored locally by the Jasper County University of Missouri Extension Council. The 2013 class members were Randy Craig, Samantha Craig, Jim Graffam, Gary Kyger, Amy Parker, and Gary Worley, of Joplin; Mary Jean Hockman, of Diamond; Chasity Jensen, Liberal; Steve Jespersen, of Carthage; Colleen Kendrick and Don Kendrick, of Neosho; Dawn Murrey, of Sarcoxie; Donna Wilson, of Lamar; and David Woodmansee, of Oronogo.
Those completing their certification are Marian Abrams, Mary Jo Brown, Jeanne Goolsby, Wesley Ritter, Reba Smith, and Karen Trotter, of Carthage; Brenda Coleman, of Carl Junction; Bob Myers and Debbie Woodmansee, of Oronogo; Bruce Stark, of Sarcoxie; Don A. Miller, of Carterville; Al Hashtroudi and Jean Owen, of Joplin; and Eric Osen, of Diamond.
Thirty-three maintained their certification by donating at least 20 hours, plus an additional six hours of continuing education, during the past year. Those maintaining certification for 2013 are Mel Anderson, Mary Bethel, Patty Compton, Beulah Courter, Conrad Feather, Amy Frieling, Dale Mermoud, Dennis Neil, Sharon Schrader, Bev Sturgis, Kerry Sturgis, and Pat Wakefield, all of Carthage; Nancy Beckwith, Charles Bentlage, Lou Anne Herron, Lee Hickman, Rita McClary, Kathy McGowan, Lee Rodriguez, Dorothy Steele, and Marilyn Wylie, of Joplin; Marty Bennett, Debbie Fedie, Carole Hayes, Betty Houser, and Edie Sullivan, of Carl Junction; Gary Davis, Purdy; Chuck Evans and Patty Poirot, Miller; Doris House, Loma Linda; Diane Volk and Richard Volk, of Duenweg; and Deborah Meyer, of Jasper.
Specials awards were presented to Eric Osen, Rookie of the Year; Debbie Fedie, Coordinator's Service Award; Mary Jo Brown, Lou Anne Herron Community Service Award; and Al Hashtroudi, Betty Holland Volunteer of the Year Award.
During 2012, local Master Gardeners donated over 3,568.4 hours resulting in over 2,460 contacts.
Additional information about the program can be obtained by contacting the Jasper County University of Missouri Extension Center in Carthage at 417-358-2158.


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Fancy Twirly Olive Trench
Added Apr 12, 2010
by reneebies
Seattle, Washing...
I love my new jacket!
The pattern was basically painless. Pleats: fun, gathering: fun, easy lining: awesome, no zipper: hell yes! The fit was a bit large as usual, but that is fine because I do intend on making a belt at some point.
And unfortunately, the back pleat looks a little vaggy. (See last photo)
PS: This pattern does not specify which pieces to interface. I just did the collar parts, and I was going to do the cuffs as well, but got too excited and completely forgot.
Material Notes
Olive twill, polyester lining, buttons!
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Jacket/Blazer
- Style
- Classic, Romantic
- Material
- Cotton
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Sep 6, 2013, 06.13 PMby Occultine
You did an amazing job, the color is perfect with your skintone and hair color too ;)
May 7, 2012, 08.56 AMby ealinglou
brilliant job – could be a Burberry!
Dec 16, 2010, 12.16 AMby prettyfascinated
Wow! The colour and shape are stunning x
Nov 27, 2010, 06.45 PMby supercalla
>D THIS IS SO AWESOME I LOVE THE LINING WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!! You say it was easy….. Maybe Ill have to try. Ive never done a coat with lining. :D
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Nov 27, 2010, 07.57 PMby reneebies
This pattern comes with a lining pattern so its REALLY easy.
Sep 23, 2010, 08.41 PMby joycexi
wow… I love the fact that you put in little details ( the design for your inner lining.) looks pretty sweet and a great staple for Fall/ Spring =)
Apr 21, 2010, 12.08 AMby eboskey
Oh this is so cute! I now want to make one.
Apr 21, 2010, 12.07 AMby eboskey
Oh this is so cute! I now want to make one.
Apr 20, 2010, 07.50 PMby mcerin
I REALLY REALLY love this!!!
Apr 19, 2010, 05.50 PMby alisondahl
I can't believe you are the first person to make this coat! I love it. You are not the first person to mention the lack of instructions about where to place interfacing, and I updated the instructions a while back.
Hint: When you see technical images of pattern pieces that have little black dots on them, as image "A" has pictured below, it means they require interfacing:
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Apr 19, 2010, 07.56 PMby reneebies
Thanks! More people should definitely try this pattern. It was fun to make for sure.
Apr 19, 2010, 01.32 PMby davee09
love it!!!!!!!!!! soooooooooooooooo classy and elegant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Apr 17, 2010, 11.56 PMby sarinadevilla
Tikva is my new found love. The olive green with the unexpected floral lining is fab-o-lous! i too am jealousss!!!
Apr 17, 2010, 04.25 AMby momartin
Love this coat.. I've search many a pattern book for this type of high waste trench..hard to find..
Apr 17, 2010, 02.25 AMby allygally
I also really like your kitchen! :-)
Apr 16, 2010, 06.08 PMby suzetewilliams
I love it. Hope to make it in the autumn… well, hopefully it's not too advanced for me.
Apr 16, 2010, 05.29 PMby polychromatin
I love it, it's beautiful and so stylish!
Apr 16, 2010, 09.55 AMby madebymalwina
Beautiful! Especially with the flowered lining…
Apr 15, 2010, 11.26 PMby pixelink
your fabric choice together with the lining and belt are a perfect blend…LOVE IT, hope I squeeze in making one of these this winter.
Apr 15, 2010, 08.15 PMby sewbissy
I've never noticed this pattern before, but I love your version!
Apr 15, 2010, 03.36 PMby flowergirl22
hey really nice,, that must have given you a headache or two
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Apr 16, 2010, 07.21 PMby reneebies
actually wasn't that bad!!
Apr 15, 2010, 02.41 PMby pinksalamander
A little vaggy ROFL
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Apr 15, 2010, 04.35 PMby Natalia *
Oh hahaha I get it. At first when I read it, I thought it was a typo and should have said "baggy" but now I totally get what she means.
Apr 15, 2010, 08.26 PMby pinksalamander
Ah now you've worried me! Maybe it was supposed to be baggy, but it is also quite vaggy…
Apr 17, 2010, 03.58 PMby wzrdreams
I know… I totally died!
FWIW; to combat the va-jay-jay look, one could use bullet tacks to give that pleat structure. Bullet tacks are basically where you edge stitch through the edge of the fold of the inside of the pleat ensuring that the inside fold keeps it's fold line precise. It's totally invisible and makes pressing the pleats muc easier.
Apr 15, 2010, 11.41 AMby sandrasews
Wow, wow, wow! LOVE! This is so gorgeous. I loved the pattern as soon as I saw it but now seeing your version I am totally infatuated. What are your tips for fixing the back pleat?
Apr 15, 2010, 10.06 AMby Zyanya Walker
very very nice. this is much nicer (or maybe just more my style) than the burdastyle version :) the lining looks great too. the style is nice, i never noticed before.
Apr 15, 2010, 04.25 AMby carolyn-s
Beautiful trench coat! And I love the colour, looks gorgeous… nice job!
Apr 15, 2010, 04.05 AMby laugh434
I'm such a fan of this trench! It looks great!
Apr 14, 2010, 11.01 PMby ebsnare
This is so beautiful, the colour and the cut – feminine with a great military-type edge. Little bit jealous, I won't lie!
1 Reply
Apr 14, 2010, 11.50 PMby reneebies
thanks! you should totally make one!!
Apr 14, 2010, 07.50 PMby nettie
A complete WIN!! And your vag comment made my day ;o)
1 Reply
Apr 15, 2010, 10.11 AMby Zyanya Walker
i laughed at the vag comment too
Apr 13, 2010, 07.13 PMby in-stockholm
That looks both comfy and stylish!
Apr 13, 2010, 05.42 PMby amibambini
Brilliant, and I adore the lining!
Apr 13, 2010, 04.23 PMby eugeniaofthewasps
I love it with more of an Empire waist. Gorgeous job.
Apr 13, 2010, 06.35 AMby julietta
This looks so great on you! The lining is so cute and I like it accessorized with the belt.
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An enthralling second morning at Lords ended with Tim Bresnan trapping Shane Watson leg before wicket as the teams went into lunch with honours even.
Earlier, Ryan Harris had removed Bresnan with the first ball of the day to put Australia firmly in control with England struggling at 289-8.
However, some lusty blows late on from final wicket pair Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann propelled England to a respectable 361. Broad and Swann put on 48, a record last wicket stand for England in Ashes Tests at Lords.
Harris removed Anderson to complete a five-wicket haul and get his name on the hallowed Lords honours board before Swann and Broad dented his figures with some big hitting.
James Pattinson, so profligate for much of the innings, finally had Broad caught behind for 33 off 29 balls to end the innings. Swann hit five boundaries in a busy innings of 28 off 26 balls.
Australia made a strong start with Watson finding the fence with easy after some slow opening overs. In just under an hour, and with both batsmen set, they reached 42-0 before Bresnan trapped Watson leg before.
Not for the first time in the series, the Australian opener reviewed the decision, but to no avail as HawkEye showed the ball was hitting leg stump. Chris Rogers, the Middlesex captain playing on his home ground, was rather more reserved in reaching 12 not out at lunch.
England will hope for more of the same after lunch as Anderson, so impressive at Trent Bridge, appeared to have a good rhythm in the morning session.
Graeme Swann was struck on the arm by a bouncer while batting but re-appeared to bowl the penultimate over before lunch. With the wicket becoming drier and drier, he may have a key role to play as the match goes on.
The 70 runs added by England this morning may yet prove to be crucial. A total of 361 is perhaps slightly below par, but more than defendable. While England would have hoped to reach 400, Steve Smith's three late wickets last night had put these thoughts temporarily on hold and 361 looks a respectable total.
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Book Tour and Activities on the Go!
4N/5D : Gwalior – Orchha – Khajuraho – Jhansi – Khajuraho
What will you do : Visit Sacred Temples, Glorious Forts, Imposing Palaces
What will you see : Temples, Forts, Palaces, Reflection of the Past
Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, a state where many different cultures, traditions and believes mixes with each other and showcases the perfect blend of peace, harmony and brotherhood. Known for a rich and glorious bygone era, almost every corner of Madhya Pradesh is bestowed with scenic reflections of the past.
Within the five days of this tour, you will be witnessing the artistic, architectural, devotional and valorous history of this state. Khajuraho, the abode of some of the finest sculptures in the world, adds more liveliness to this tour.
Come, let's experience the hidden charm and beauty of India while strolling through the livelier lanes of Madhya Pradesh.
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Sources: Chicago Cubs Owner Tom Ricketts Has Been Meeting with Pat Gillick
Just a day after starting the discussion about the future of the Chicago Cubs' front office, it has been reported that Chicago Cubs Chairman and owner Tom Ricketts has been meeting with baseball front office legend Pat Gillick. The Hall of Famer has been attached to the Cubs in various rumors over the past few weeks, but now there is a solid report that Gillick has been having discussions with Ricketts.
I'm smiling.
Major league sources have told me that Cubs owner Tom Ricketts has spoken to Pat Gillick as recently as last week.
Gillick is renowned in baseball circles. He has been the General manager of four different teams and has won three World Series. He is also in the Hall Of Fame.
We can only confirm that conversations have been had so don't jump to conclusions just yet. Also don't think that Gillick's potential hiring would automatically be the end for Jim Hendry. Gillick and Hendry have gotten along famously in the past and there is a frame work for a business relationship there. CBS Chicago.
Gillick has said in the recent past that he's not looking for another GM gig, or even a full-time job, necessarily (he'll soon be 74). So what exactly would Ricketts and Gillick be discussing?
There have been a handful of radio reports over the past week that suggest these meetings between Ricketts and Gillick are about Gillick serving as a kind of temporary advisor to Tom Ricketts, while he navigates the necessary changes in the front office.
A repeated concern about the transition from a Jim Hendry/Crane Kenney-led front office to something else has been Ricketts' lack of baseball experience. Sure, he can rely on his business acumen, as well as whatever knowledge of baseball operations he's picked up over the last year and a half, but on whom can he lean with tough questions in the interview process? I'm told the Cubs are on the verge of significant organizational and structural changes, and who better to help lay those plans than a man who has help construct and run some of the most successful organizations of the past two decades?
Without assuming too much, it's fair to say that the mere fact that Ricketts is meeting with Gillick is a hugely positive sign that, indeed, Ricketts does know what he's doing. Even if Gillick doesn't end up in a stewardship/advisor role with the Cubs, clearly, Ricketts' head is in the right place.
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DODGE CITY, Kan. – A second major winter storm is bearing down on the central Plains, forcing cancellations and sending public works crews scrambling.
The National Weather Service issued a blizzard watch from Sunday evening through late Monday for much of Kansas because of the storm system that's tracking across western Texas into Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. The storm could leave up to 15 inches of snow in some sections of Texas and Kansas, where a storm last week dumped about a foot.
More than a foot of snow is possible from the Texas Panhandle, across the Oklahoma Panhandle and into Kansas and possibly Missouri as the storm moves eastward from the southwestern United States.
Weather officials say the storm also could spawn tornadoes Tuesday in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and Georgia.


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For the first time in decades, the American farmer has a new partner to champion effective agriculture programs — the American consumer.
"We have a new coalition," says Collin Peterson, a U.S. Representative from Minnesota and chairman of the House Agriculture Committee. Peterson was keynote speaker at the annual Texas Ag forum recently in Austin.
Renewable energy, Peterson said, appeals to both farmers and "people in the city. More than 80 percent of (U.S. citizens) want us to move in this direction. They are for anything that gets us out of the Middle East and off foreign oil."
He said renewable energy is a "good news story for agriculture. It's the most exciting thing to happen in agriculture in my lifetime. It has kept a lot of money on farms in Minnesota. That may not be the case in other states." He said many of the ethanol plants in his sate are developed as farmer cooperatives.
Peterson expressed concern with the number of bills being offered in Congress to address renewable fuels issues and said legislators must be careful as they devise national policies to increase biofuel production. "A lot of bills will do more harm than good," he said.
He cited research into the feed value of distillers grain from ethanol plants. "We don't want to harm our No. 1 value-added industry, livestock," he said.
Peterson said studies under way seek to extract some feed value from corn before turning it into ethanol. "We can break out oil, protein and fiber from corn before it goes into ethanol production," he said. "We should get better feed value for chicken and hogs that way and it will also benefit livestock."
He said the primary renewable fuel focus will be cullulosic ethanol. "But we need to get the policy right for cellulosic ethanol production. We need to build three or four plants to demonstrate that we can make cellulosic ethanol. We need some more work on enzymes but we know we can do it."
Peterson said the effort should be under USDA instead of the Department of Energy. "The DOE is moving slowly," he said. "We want to get the first plant off the ground this year. If we can do that, we can have it on line in two years."
Wheat, rice straw
Peterson said wheat and rice straw will provide the first raw materials for cellulosic ethanol. "Then we'll move to biomass crops," he said. "Things such as switchgrass may provide more fuel per acre than corn. We need to set up a pilot program with farmers near a plant and pay a per acre fee for them to grow biomass crops."
He said sweet sorghum may offer a good option for Texas growers.
"We need to figure out a way to stand up this industry," Peterson said. "Farmers will figure out the production. We can get to 40 percent of our fuel from agriculture."
He said other materials may offer promise. Timber waste, mesquite and other cellulose materials may prove good options in some areas. "We want the effort to be nationwide, not just a program for the Midwest," he said.
He said the United States should "maintain the tariff on ethanol. We can't become dependent on Brazil. We have no tariff on biodiesel and it's not likely that we'll get one."
Peterson also discussed progress with the farm bill debate.
"We have a big job ahead of us," he said. "Charlie Stenholm and Larry Combest wrote one of the best farm bills in history in 2002. In hearings the past few years, farmers say we should just keep that law. I introduced a bill to extend it but it would be tied into the WTO talks."
The WTO, he said, continues to influence the farm bill debate. "They're still working on WTO but I'm not certain current efforts will work anytime soon."
In the meantime, he said Congress must press on with a farm bill. "It makes the most sense now to rewrite the bill, but no so much in the commodity title. It works and provides a good safety net. Also, prices are up so spending is down."
Freedom to Farm
He said better commodity prices do not always auger well for a good farm bill. "We had good prices in 1996 and we then passed the Freedom to Farm Act." He said the assumption was that prices would stay up forever and that subsidies should be phased out. "That was a disaster."
Peterson said his committee and the Senate Ag Committee face the daunting task of developing a strong farm program with less money. "The current program has spent 42 percent less money (in commodity titles) than projected. That's a good thing. Other titles have spent more so it should be hard to take money out of commodities when other titles had increases."
He said several programs, including the milk program and peanut storage, lost funds. "We want to hear ideas about how to restore some of those funds," he said. He also said small grains programs should be improved.
Peterson said a new farm program should be in place by next fall to give Southern farmers an opportunity to make cropping decisions for 2008.
"We need to get a budget number for the bill," he said. "We hope to conference by early September and have a bill on the president's desk by late September. We need to get it done before the current law expires."
He said Congress is examining the secretary of Agriculture's farm bill recommendations. "On the surface it sounds reasonable, but we see a lot of problems." He said payment limits and eligibility will be key issues. "A farmer could hit the $205,000 adjusted gross income limit and end up with a loss. The next year he would qualify again."
He said most Midwest farmers support payment limitations. "But Southern agriculture is different. If we're not careful, we can cause significant damage to Southern farmers and we could lose their support."
Peterson said farm programs represent security issues and criticized Homeland Security as a waste. "I should have voted against it," he said. "It's a disaster; we see a lot of wasted money."
He said country of origin labeling (COOL) is currently under Homeland Security. "It should be in the ag committee. The rules are currently unworkable."
Programs to join
Peterson said at some point, given the U.S. involvement in international markets, COOL and animal identification will be important. "The two (programs) will come together. With animal ID, COOL will not be hard to implement."
Peterson said a disaster bill might come soon. "We're on track to get it done along with the Iraq supplement. We hope to develop something that will not require the Farm Service Agency to write new rules."


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ORLANDO, Fla. April 8, 2010 – Donald Trump will head straight from the boardroom to the golf course in a new six-part series titled Donald J. Trump's Fabulous World of Golf debuting Monday (April 12) at 9 p.m. ET on Golf Channel. In each hour-long episode, Trump will host a bevy of celebrities, superstar athletes and professional golfers at his exclusive golf properties around the world, as they compete head-to-head for their favorite charity. The premiere episode, co-hosted by professional golfer and former Big Break contestant Blair O'Neal, showcases football greats Jerry Rice and Lawrence Taylor as they take their skills off the football field to face off on the green.
From West Palm Beach to his top-rated courses in New York, New Jersey, Washington, D.C. and California, viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at Trump's golf empire, as well as an opportunity to watch celebrities from the world of sports and entertainment swing for the charity of their choice – and bragging rights. Off the course, in each show, fans also will be granted exclusive access to witness how Trump brings his competitive bravado to his growing golfing empire. Future episodes of Donald J. Trump's Fabulous World of Golf will feature Oscar De La Hoya vs. George Lopez, Mark Wahlberg vs. Kevin Dillon and Rocco Mediate vs. John Daly. The series' final two matches will be announced at a later date.
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Donald Trump said, "As everyone knows, golf has always been one of my greatest passions, so I'm excited to work on this new program with Golf Channel, which showcases my award-winning, top-rated golf resorts from around the world and fierce competition between some of the biggest known celebrities, all while raising money for charity. I'm looking forward to granting viewers access to the inner workings of the unparalleled Trump golf empire, which is growing at a break neck pace."
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7-700 Vehicle Impounding and Towing
All requests for towing or impounding shall be made through the precinct or command where the tow is being made. Requests shall indicate the location of the vehicle, the license or Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), and the type of tow required. Heavy duty towing shall be ordered if the vehicle to be towed has three or more axles, or a gross weight in excess of 10,000 pounds, or if an officer determines that heavy-duty equipment is necessary. (03/14/97)
A "White Tag Tow" means that an officer is waiting at the scene for the tow truck. A White Tag Tow is used when it is necessary to immediately remove a vehicle to safeguard the vehicle and its contents, (i.e. when the vehicle is needed for evidence or when the vehicle is creating a traffic hazard). When using a White Tag Tow, officers shall complete a Vehicle Impound Report "Tow Sheet" (MP 6925) and determine that the VIN and license numbers affixed to the vehicle correspond with the registration on file with the Department of Motor Vehicle Registration. A citation may also be issued depending on the reason for towing the vehicle. (10/25/89)
Prior to removal by the towing service, the vehicle shall be searched according to the section on Vehicle Searches. (03/14/97)
A "Red Tag Tow" means that an officer is not waiting for the tow truck. Officers using or requesting a "Red Tag Tow" shall complete a red tag tow report and attach it with the citation(s) issued to each towed vehicle's windshield. (10/25/89)
"Red Tag Tows" are separated into two (2) categories: IMMEDIATE and DELAYED. (10/25/89) (01/19/90) (10/31/90) (08/14/92)
Immediate "Red Tag Tows" include:
- Rush Hour zones: 7-9am and 4-6pm
- Snow emergency
- Blocking alley, driveway, traffic lane, or right of way
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- Temporary no parking, when posted 24 hours in advance
- Preventing egress by a lawfully parked vehicle
- Posted emergency vehicle zone
- Five or more warrants
- Parked within 30 feet of a Stop Sign, & visually blocks sign
- Vehicles parked in taxicab stands not licensed as same
- School zones
Delayed "Red Tag Tows" require a four-hour delay before the vehicle may be towed. The time the vehicle will be first eligible for towing should be listed on the front line of the tow report. (10/25/89) (01/19/90) (05/23/90) (10/31/90) (08/14/92)
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- Municipal property
- Overweight Truck parking
- Abandoned vehicles or parked over 72 hours
It should be noted that at no time shall a vehicle be towed solely for the violation of expired license plates less than ninety (90) days expired or when parked at an expired meter without five (5) or more outstanding warrants. (10/31/90) (04/01/93)
Investigative and hit and run tows involving pedestrian victims shall be impounded at the Forensic Garage. (04/12/89) (10/25/89)
A vehicle legally parked on private property may be towed only under the following conditions:
- The vehicle has been reported stolen.
- The vehicle is wanted by an investigative unit.
- The vehicle is involved in a crime.
Officers shall advise parties seeking tows from private property for illegally parked vehicles that they must make their own arrangements with a private towing service.
The contracted towing service will tow from anywhere in or near the City of Minneapolis. However, if it is necessary to tow a vehicle for MPD business from far enough out of the city to justify a private towing service, officers shall contact the Fleet Manager or the on-duty Watch Commander for permission. The bill for such service will be accompanied by a memorandum and forwarded to the Auto Desk.
Officers will not push or pull any stalled vehicle with a police vehicle. If no telephone facilities are reasonably available, officers may notify an official police impounding agency. However, the operator should be made aware that neither the officers or the Department will assume responsibility for the reliability or cost of services rendered.
When a hold is placed on a vehicle for evidentiary reasons, officers shall write "Hold" on the Vehicle Impound Report (MP 6925) along with the reason for the hold. The tow truck driver should be advised on how to handle the vehicle to protect any evidence. Officers shall note in the remarks section of the Vehicle Impound Report what the charges are against the driver or occupants of the vehicle.
When officers arrest a driver for DUI and impound the vehicle, officers shall indicate on the Impound Sheet "DWI Arrest, Hold for Proof of Insurance and Ownership." The owner of the vehicle must provide proof of ownership and proof of insurance before their car can be released per Minn. Stat. §169A.42. (01/04/93) (10/22/15)
Only vehicles impounded and held for forensic examination shall be towed directly to the Forensic Garage. Other vehicles placed on a "Hold" shall be towed directly to the City Impound Lot. A supervisor must authorize impounds for forensic examination.
The respective division or unit will be responsible for promptly ordering the examination by the Forensic Garage staff or for release of the vehicle. The completion of the examination should not exceed eight days following notification to the Forensic Garage by the respective division or unit. (02/09/04)
Forensic Garage personnel will notify the Auto Desk immediately upon completion of their examination.
If circumstances exist that would prevent completion of processing in eight days, the City Impound Lot towing coordinator shall be notified by the investigator assigned to the case and arrange to have the "Hold" period extended. If this is not done, the vehicle will automatically be towed from the Forensic Garage to the City Impound Lot in eight days. (02/09/04)
The Forensic Garage is responsible for notifying the supervisor or investigator of the respective division or unit that the examination has been completed. (02/09/04)
All vehicle "holds" will automatically expire 15 business days after the date a vehicle was towed to the City Impound Lot. Investigative divisions or units may extend that period, if necessary, for further investigation or for seizure. The investigator handling the case must send or fax the Auto Desk a completed investigator's Vehicle Hold form (MP-8897) and the exact amount of extended "hold" time required. The Vehicle Hold form can be found on the MPD Net under "MPD Forms." (01/11/89) (02/09/04)
When a vehicle is released (with the permission of the owner) at the scene of an arrest to a responsible party, the Vehicle Impound Report will be filled out and the party to whom the vehicle was released will sign the release.
The holding or investigating division or unit will authorize the release of impounded vehicles. This will be done in writing by placing the name, address and the phone number of the party to whom the vehicle is to be released on the original Vehicle Impound Report (MP-6925).
Minnesota state law requires that police officers impound the license plates in the following circumstances: (04/18/08)
- The individual has been arrested for the second drug or alcohol related violation of Minnesota State Statute 169A.20 (driving while impaired) or Minnesota State Statute 169A.52 (license revocation for test failure or refusal), within 10 years.
- The individual has a Commercial Driver's License disqualification under Minnesota State Statute 171.165 for a 2nd drug or alcohol related violation within 10 years.
- The individual was driving while having an alcohol concentration of 0.20 or more.
- For a violation of Minnesota State Statute 169A.20, while having a child under the age of 16 in the vehicle if the child is more than 36 months younger than the offender.
- For driving after license cancellation for repeated drug or alcohol violations (canceled-inimical to public safety) whether DUI or sober.
Upon arresting a suspect for DUI, an officer shall check the suspect's driving record and determine if license plate impoundment is required. If impoundment is required, the license plates shall be removed and a Notice and Order of License Plate Impoundment form (PS2486-14) shall be completed. If the operator of the vehicle is the owner or lessor, a seven-day permit shall be issued. If the operator is not the owner or lessor, a 45-day permit shall be issued. The Notice and Order of License Plate Impoundment form shall be completed (including the expiration date of the permit, which shall be printed in large numerals). The "vehicle" copy will be taped to the inside rear window, left corner. The "Department, Operator and Issuing Agency" copies shall be forwarded to the Records Unit, who will file the Issuing Agency copy and forward the other two copies to the State of Minnesota on a weekly basis. (04/18/08)
If for any reason, the car is released before the plates can be removed for impoundment, the Notice and Order of License Plate Impoundment form shall still be completed. The "Vehicle" and "Operator" copies will be given to the operator of the vehicle who shall be advised to post the "Vehicle" copy on the inside of the rear window and surrender the vehicle plates along with the "Operator" copy to any law enforcement agency. The "Department" and "Issuing Agency" copies will be forwarded to the Records Unit.
License plates that are surrendered shall be turned in to the City Impound Lot and they will be responsible for their destruction. It will be the responsibility of each precinct/unit/division to ensure that the impounded plates are delivered to the City Impound Lot weekly.
Notice and Order of License Plate Impoundment forms are available from the MPD Stores Unit.
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The Harriet L. Women's Center works to nurture a theological community of women and men that values and promotes women's leadership.
The Women's Center is named for Dr. Harriet L. Miller, the first female faculty member at United. Dr. Miller taught at United from 1956 until 1987. The activities and events of the Women's Center are designed to provide opportunity for dialogue and encounter, as practiced and promoted by Dr. Miller.
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Programs and projects of particular interest to women are periodically offered as collegial partnerships with other areas of the seminary. The Center, on the second floor of the seminary, is open whenever school is in session.
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In a decision sure to break a few American hearts, the White House has announced it won't be deporting Canadian-born pop-star and wearer-of-strange-outfits Justin Bieber.
The Obama administration was forced to respond to a petition launched in January to "deport Justin Bieber and revoke his green card" after it exceeded the 100,000-signature threshold in less than a week and now totals nearly 274,000 signatures.
"We the people of the United States feel that we are being wrongly represented in the world of pop culture," the petition states. "We would like to see the dangerous, reckless, destructive, and drug-abusing, Justin Bieber deported and his green card revoked. He is not only threatening the safety of our people but he is also a terrible influence on our nation's youth. We the people would like to remove Justin Bieber from our society."
The White House's response late last week to the Bieber inquiry was short and politically bland, foregoing the creativity it has used in past petition responses – including one for the Obama administration to build a Death Star, the ominous, world-destroying space ship from Star Wars.
"Sorry to disappoint, but we won't be commenting on this one," said the White House, seguing to a We the People terms of participation loophole that explains when the administration doesn't have to respond to petitions.
"To avoid the appearance of improper influence, the White House may decline to address certain procurement, law enforcement, adjudicatory, or similar matters properly within the jurisdiction of federal departments or agencies, federal courts, or state and local government in its response to a petition," the official White House response said.
Of course, the White House did use the Bieber petition as a platform to chide House Republicans, encouraging them to schedule a vote to reform the country's "broken immigration system." In that, the White House brought back a little creativity, making a pun from one of Bieber's albums.
"They just need to schedule a vote for reform. Never say never – House Republicans could do this tomorrow," the response states.
Bieber, who boasts the single largest Twitter following in the world, hasn't tweeted about the response yet, but he certainly no stranger to controversy. He was arrested in Miami Beach in January on suspicion of driving under the influence and resisting arrest.


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Rearrange code
Organize code imports
Apply around 8000 automated code refactorings
Make preparations for Java 9
Fix 11 various bugs
Add more reliable debugging support
Fix mouseEntered/Exited event dispatching bug
Fix minimap walking bug where it opens the map
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TRiBot Release 9.312_3 - 9.312_5
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Client Updates,This update will:
Fix GE inventory item positioning bug
Fix broken object hooks
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TRiBot Release 9.312_2
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Client Updates,This release will:
Fix some ClosedChannelException bug
Fix bug in RSObject#getAllTiles
Add game tab support for "Kourend Favour"
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TRiBot Release 9.312_0 / 9.312_1
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Client Updates,This release will:
Fix Settings UI placement bug
Fix game object location bug
Fix small layout bug making the client shift up and down
Fix client crashing bug where loading the client with a small display area will cause the client to crash
Fix annoying Linux bug relating to painting events and peers
Fix settings saving bug where settings are saved to disk more often than they should
Fix RSInterface#isBeingDrawn bug affecting a limited amount of people
Drop Java 1.7 bytecode version for 1.8
Important: Since the downloadable RS client uses Java 7, it will no longer be compatible with Looking Glass. To make up for this, we will add support for using other clients such as RuneLite (at a later date).
This change was necessary to allow us to use Java 8 syntax. It also paves the way for Java 9/10/11 support.
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TRiBot Release 9.311_2
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Client Updates,This update will:
Fix the RSMenuNode bug which also fixes the bug with bank opening
Fix the incorrect object positions bug
Fix and re-enable the LG Objects API Accelerator
Fix the RSObject#getAllTiles bug
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Jane Patricia Benton, 91, of East Cardott Street, Ridgway, died Oct. 29, 2013 at Pinecrest Manor following a lengthy illness.She was born in Ridgway on March 22, 1922, the daughter of Elmer and Mabel Frantz Eckert.She was a lifelong resident of Ridgway and a faithful member of St. Leo's Catholic Church. She married Loraine Joseph Benton, he preceded her in death on Feb. 20, 1999.She is survived by two sons, Donald Benton of Ridgway, and Randall Benton of Clearwater, Fla.; a sister, Vivian Rigard of Terrace Apts., St. Marys; a niece, Kathleen Davis of Boston, Mass.; and by a daughter-in-law, Lynn Benton of Orchard Park, N.Y.She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; and by her son, David Benton.A Memorial Mass for Jane Benton will be celebrated at St. Leo's Catholic Church on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013 at 10 a.m. Celebrating will be Fr. Brian Vossler, pastor of St. Leo's Catholic Church. Interment will be in St. Leo's Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Meehan-Shilk Funeral Home. Memorials, if desired, may be made to St. Leo's Catholic Church, 111 Depot St., Ridgway, Pa. 15853 or to the Alzheimer's Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave., Floor 17, Chicago, Ill. 60601.


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Judge to Mammoth: Unhappiness with MLLA settlement is OK
Most people are unhappy with the outcome of any legal-settlement cases.
But in the sometimes upside-down world of legal wrangling, universal disappointment is often a good thing, according to the mediating federal judge who helped steer the Town of Mammoth Lakes toward its $29.5 million, $2-million-a-year settlement with Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition.
"I always tell people when I start a mediation, don't expect to be happy at the end of the mediation," said U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Elizabeth Perris.
"I've rarely done a mediation where people walk away happy. But what happens in a mediation is that people walk away with an agreement that they can live with, and move on with their lives.
"The fact that you're not happy with the outcome of this mediation is nothing unusual for those of you who think the deal isn't what would have made you happy."
Perris, a federal mediator who worked on the bankruptcy case in Vallejo and who is currently involved in the Stockton bankruptcy case, made her remarks via teleconference at the town council's unusual meeting on Thursday, Sept. 27.
Speaking from her home base in Portland, Ore., Perris said both Mammoth and MLLA made Herculean efforts to get to a deal, and to proceed with the bankruptcy process would have made no sense for either side.
"The goal of mediation with respect to your town was to get to the point where your town could afford to pay MLLA its judgment and to make it possible for the town to resolve the other disputes that were potentially lingering out there with Terrance Ballas and others that were related to the development contract," she said.
"Accomplishing that goal would let you reduce uncertainty about how to get a settlement without a bankruptcy.
"Bankruptcies are really expensive, Chapter 9 especially. There are so many unknowns in Chapter 9 because they're so rare. They tend to be very costly in terms of professional advisors."
In a 22-minute presentation, Perris recounted her work in the Vallejo case and the implications of that precedent for Mammoth.
"In the City of Vallejo case, which I worked on, it was reported in the press that they paid over $10 million to lawyers and professionals in that case.
"That goes a long way toward paying the MLLA judgment. It's money that would have been difficult for your town to raise."
Beyond that, she said, there was no guarantee that the town would have even been eligible to seek relief from bankruptcy.
"It is clear that there would have been a fight over eligibility in your town's case. The town's professionals have estimated that fighting the fight was going to require financial support in the range of $2.5 million to $5 million, and there were no assurances that the battle could be won."
Moreover, Perris said, the court would have required Mammoth to come up with a payment plan, which the judge might refuse to confirm.
"Although the judge couldn't tell the town how to operate," Perris said, "the judge could say that he didn't find the plan to be fair and equitable and to choose not to confirm the plan."
Finally, Perris said the agreement lets Mammoth get off the living-in-the-past syndrome.
"In addition to letting the town resolve its economic problems in a way that's manageable," she said, "it lets you move on with your town's existence—to let your Town Council, employees and volunteers get back to the business of figuring out what's best for the future of your town instead of focusing on the past and having to deal with the past.
"One of the things I've noticed over the years as a judge watching people litigate many cases, is that litigation forces you to focus on the past. It doesn't let you focus on the future and making the future brighter.
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Lululemon Athletica Inc. shares are not far off the record they hit in June, and for good reason.
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The recent sizzle at Lululemon makes for a good occasion to step back and acknowledge just what a force it has become in the apparel business —and why that should be simultaneously scary and encouraging for other players in the specialty format.
The Vancouver-based company has done something truly remarkable in the last several years. Despite operating in the hyper-competitive athletic segment and enduring no shortage of leadership drama , Lululemon's sales have vaulted past those of some of the most prominent names in the old guard of specialty apparel.
In the latest fiscal year, Lululemon's revenue topped that of some of the biggest names in specialty apparel. The company has said it aims to hit $4 billion in sales by 2020.
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Chico's includes White House Black Market and Soma. Ann Taylor and Loft were acquired by Ascena in 2015, which was on a different fiscal calendar. No annual sales results were reported for 2015.
Lululemon, notably, has reached this sales threshold in a healthy way. Ithad just 274stores in the U.S. at the end of the latest quarter, a manageable portfolio in the digital era.And its e-commerce growth in the last quarter was especially strong, hinting that it is gaining momentum in that channel.
Doors Open Milwaukee is a two-day public celebration of Milwaukee's art, architecture, culture and history. This event offers behind the scenes tours of more than 150 buildings throughout Milwaukee's downtown and neighborhoods and 40+ ticketed tours led by community leaders.
Stay tuned for 2018 program information coming in July.
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Please note that not all buildings are open for the entire Doors Open event (Saturday and Sunday, September 22 and 23, 10 am to 5 pm). Please confirm the hours in the building listing before you visit.
Established in 1999, 4 Seasons Skate Park is Wisconsin's largest indoor skateboard facility offering skateboarding, BMX biking, in-line skating, and scootering. Visitors will have full access to the indoor skate park, where they can explore the facility on self-guided tours.
5 Points Artist Gallery and Studios is a former area funeral home (Johnson-Goolsby Funeral Services, est. 1980) converted into a mixed-use shared artist space in the Williamsburg Heights/Harambee neighborhoods.
This "green" environmental community center was once a vacant tavern at 37th and Pierce. Designed by Uihlein Wilson Architects, the branch serves 22 south side schools who are clamoring for our Neighborhood Environmental Education Project. Explore the beautiful herbal labyrinth, enjoy walks along the mulched paths, as all of your senses take in the beauty of the garden, sit in the grassy area for a some moments of relaxation! Children are also invited to have some fun with a garden scavenger hunt!
Epiphany Lutheran Church, which has been known as All Peoples Gathering Lutheran Church since 1991, however, it was originally built in 1906. All Peoples serves an ethnically and socially diverse population, reflecting a commitment to inclusiveness and social justice. Visitors will experience evidence of a vibrant spiritual community with diverse educational, ecological and social justice outreaches.
Although its doors first opened in 1928, the Ambassador Hotel's ambitious $14 million restoration in the late 1990's has served as a cornerstone in the rebirth of the surrounding neighborhood. Visitors will enjoy the option to complete a guided, or self-guided, tour of the property, and see why the Ambassador is once again one of Milwaukee's premier hotels.
The Anderson Municipal Building/Lake Tower is a classic example of Art Deco design. Constructed in 1940, it housed the Town of Lake municipal office and water tower. It now serves as an office for the Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services. Visitors can participate in a self-guided tour from the lobby through the third floor where they will have a beautiful view of the southern part of Milwaukee County and the downtown skyline.
Bay View Printing Co. is a century-old letterpress print shop. Their basement studio houses 12 antique letter-presses and a collection of 300+ wood and lead typefaces. 2017 marks the company's 100th year in business – join the celebration! Visitors will enjoy guided tours of the space, view the community gallery exhibits, and admire the mural created by 10 local artists on the entire north side of the building in celebration of the event!
First operational as Pabst Brewery's brewhouse in 1882, this stunning repurpose into the all-suite, extended stay Brewhouse Inn and Suites opened in April, 2013. Visitors may take part in self-guided tours of the original Pabst Brewing floor, which is now The Kettle Atrium, the second floor of the Inn, and may even peek into a guest room.
Bublr will offer visitors guided tours of their new space in the Grand Avenue Mall. They will be showing visitors all the work behind the scenes required to keep Bublr rollin'!
Frank Lloyd Wright is considered to be the most important architect of the past 100 years. His life-long passion was to design beautiful and affordable houses for all Americans. The Burnham Block consists of two bungalows and four duplexes; the largest concentration of Wright homes on a single block. The B1 home is filled with Wright designed and inspired furniture created to fit the scale of the home. This cluster of Mr. Wright's rare collection of homes came to a halt due to the start of WWI. Model B1, a museum house, and one duplex, currently under restoration will be available for docent lead tour.
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A ristotle famously began the Nicomachean Ethics with a declaration : "Every art and every investigation, and likewise every practical pursuit or undertaking, seems to aim at some good." He contends that a "final good" must exist in order to surmount the difficulties that would arise from an endless regress of 'good things.' Aristotle concludes that"what is the highest of all goods that action can achieve…[is] Happiness." In many respects, this ethical pronouncement provides the philosophical foundation for the utilitarianism advocated by Jeremy Bentham and, to some degree, John Stuart Mill. If the final end of human action, as Aristotle claimed, is "happiness," it follows that the institution of a political state – a product of human action – also aims at happiness.
Under utilitarian philosophy, a "good" government is only "good" as long as its policies maximize happiness. The implications of this for fiscal policy are clear: Any evaluation of a government'sinterferenceinthe market ought to be assessed by whether such interference maximizes collective happiness. Moreover, utilitarians would contend that the emphasis on a free market for the sake of a free market compels governments to behave in ways directly contrary to happiness (or utility, as Bentham and Mill termed it).
At first glance, utilitarian thought may seem to direct state leaders to institute egalitarian policies and ensure that everyone has roughly the same income; however, this is not the case. Although the law of diminishing marginal utility on income provides a justification for redistribution in a limited capacity, utilitarians tend to recognize that economic liberties and competition are essential to increasing state wealth.
And yet, in their advocacy of economic liberties, utilitarians distinguish themselves from other schools of political thought by contending that market freedom is only good insofar as it promotes maximum public utility. Consequently, a utilitarian government can justly interfere in the market when such action promotes higher utility for all of society by preventing market-borne infringements on economic freedom and negative externalities.
Although it is difficult to define utility, it seems clear that economic growth and increased standards of living are essential goods that work toward the end of increasing collective happiness. As a result, utilitarians find Adam Smith's classical liberal emphasis on economic freedom compelling because the vision of a free market that he advocated has raised the floor for the average quality of life.
The term corporation comes from the Latin corpus , which means body . A corporation is a body--it is a legal person in the eyes of the law. It can bring lawsuits, can buy and sell property, contract, be taxed, and even commit crimes. It's most notable feature: a corporation protects its owners from personal liability for corporate debts and obligations--within limits. The corporation is considered an artificially created legal entity that exists separate and apart from those individuals who created it and carry on its operations. With as little as one incorporator, a corporation can be formed by simply filing an application for a charter with the respective state. By filing this application, the incorporator will put on record facts, such as:
Why Incorporate? It is true that operating as a corporation has its share of drawbacks in certain situations. For example, as a business owner, you would be responsible for additional record keeping requirements and administrative details. More important, in some cases, operating as a corporation can create an additional tax burden. This is the last thing a business owner needs, especially in the early stages of operation. Remember, aside from tax reasons, the most common motivation for incurring the cost of setting up a corporation is the recognition that the shareholder is not legally liable for the actions of the corporation. This is because the corporation has its own separate existence wholly apart from those who run it. However, let's examine three other reasons why the corporation proves to be an attractive vehicle for carrying on a business.Why Incorporate?
Advantages of Incorporating
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To start the process of incorporating, contact the secretary of state or the state office that is responsible for registering corporations in your state. Ask for instructions, forms and fee schedules on business incorporation. It is possible to file for incorporation without the help of an attorney by using books and software to guide you along. Your expense will be the cost of these resources, the filing fees, and other costs associated with incorporating in your state. If you do file for incorporation yourself, you'll save the expense of using a lawyer, which can cost from $500 to $1,000. The disadvantage of going this route is that the process may take you some time to accomplish. There's also a chance you could miss some small but important detail in your state's law. You may also choose to use an incorporation service company to prepare and file the documents with the state.
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Same building as THE DAILY GRILL
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B. David's Custom Framing is a full-service picture framing shop conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Washington D.C. since 1974. We are 1 1/2 blocks north of the Farragut North Metro Station (Red Line). Walk up Connecticut Avenue until it intersects 18th and M Streets.
We are also three blocks north of the Farragut West 18th Street Metro Station exit (Blue and Orange Lines). And we are three blocks south of Dupont Circle.
Enter our building's lobby on 18th Street next to next to the Daily Grill's entrance. Take an elevator down to the lower level and turn right. Our's is the first--and only--door on the right.
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The Lee Brothers Company manufactured shoes in Athol, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1861 by Merritt Lafayette Lee and was originally named M. L. Lee & Co. Athol had many industries at the end of the 19th century because it is situated on the Millers River, which provided the needed water power.
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